Sentence examples for assiduously trying from inspiring English sources

Far from assiduously gathering and releasing information, the administration was assiduously trying to control and suppress it.

He has been assiduously trying to foment one with Iraq, dropping bombs on the country and expletives on its leader.

For several reasons, House Democrats are assiduously trying to avoid some of the heavy-handed tactics they resented under GOP rule.

But he acknowledged that he had been assiduously trying to land on "Millionaire" since its inception, following a careful strategy of calling in to the show's qualifying phone-in quiz.

Mr Portman has spent much of the past month on Capitol Hill persuading his Republican colleagues to stand up to the sugar lobby which vehemently opposes the deal and assiduously trying to convince free-trade Democrats to vote on principle rather than partisanship.If CAFTA fails, Mr Portman's clout as well as America's trade strategy will be severely damaged.

"A lot of blacks say, 'Hey, I didn't think he could do it.' " If Mr. Rangel has been assiduously trying to persuade others to back Mrs. Clinton's candidacy, it may reflect what Democrats say are the significant stakes involved for him.

With each new patient, they assiduously try to follow international scientific recommendations.

To be sure, Mr. Cox assiduously tries to ensure that it will not be thus.

He has assiduously tried to encompass as much of the book as two hours of traffic on the stage allows.

Bankers, their antennae alert to competition, have assiduously tried to block the superstore from getting a federal bank charter for the past five years.

Unlike, say, going to a movie, viewing art requires effort, for most artists assiduously try to distinguish their work from amusement.